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Verizon Getting The iPhone?
When the iPhone launched back in 2007, it came with a caveat: If you wanted one of the devices, you had to go through AT&T. Since then, customers have griped about dropped calls, poor reception, and the lack of alternative options. That's about to change next week, if the Wall Street Journal's sources are correct.
Verizon has sent out invitations to tech writers for a special announcement this Tuesday in New York City. The invitations are vague, saying only "Join us as we share the latest news." The Journal is reporting that sources familiar with the matter say that the latest news in question is the official unveiling of the Verizon iPhone. It's said to be essentially the same as the iPhone 4, though it's obviously built to support Verizon's network.
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